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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, members of the M.L.S. in Indigenous Peoples Law program not only continue to excel in their coursework but have found ways to address the needs of their communities during the ongoing health crisis.

Last summer, my classmate Trae Havens and I were privileged to serve Oklahoma by interning with the office of Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice James Winchester. Throughout the summer, we worked on a variety of different research projects, such as writing draft opinions and organizing files for oral arguments, but the most important thing we did was research for the potential adoption of the Uniform Bar Exam, or UBE, in Oklahoma.

Please watch both Randy Grimmett (’93) and Madeline Meibergen (’12) discuss their work with Global Music Rights. GMR is one of only three companies in the nation that licenses music for...

During the virtual meeting on June 18, the OU Board of Regents approved naming Darin Fox, associate dean, professor of law and director of the Law Library, as interim dean of OU Libraries. The...

Assistant Dean Stanley L. Evans shares about his experience during the civil rights movement, the change that happened as a result of his participation and his hope for progress now and in the future.

The following people have paid tribute to the passing of United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma Judge Lee R. West (November 26, 1929 - April 24, 2020) through video...

OU College of Law Research and Electronic Resources Librarian Darla Jackson has been appointed to the ABA TECHSHOW 2021 Planning Board . While the academic track of TECHSHOW has been ongoing for a...

Desi I. Martinez , OU Law alumnus (’00) and attorney at Martinez & Associates, PLLC , discusses his experience practicing personal injury law during the COVID-19 pandemic and reflects on...

OU Law rising 3L Kimberly Noe-Lehenbauer was recently awarded an Equal Justice Works 2020 Regional Public Interest Award.

Robert Heath Bailey, a graduating student of the Master of Legal Studies in Indigenous People Law program, was named Overall Outstanding Graduate Student for the 2019-2020 academic year by the University of Oklahoma’s Graduate Student Senate.